PPT-Which would be least likely to be affected by a density-dependent limiting factor

A large dense population or a small scattered population A small scattered population Two ways a population can decrease in size decreased birthrate and emigration Suppose that a species of . th. -Week 10. TOPIC. : . Population Dynamics. .  . OBJ . : . 3-5. DO NOW. : . . EXT. :. Oh DEER! . DUE DATE. : . Oct 14th. DW. : . 4.1 Application Notes. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------. pine . and Western larch . in . the Inland . Northwest. Roberto . Volfovicz-Leon. 1. , Mark Kimsey, . Terry Shaw, and Mark Coleman. . Intermountain . Forest - Tree . Nutrition Cooperative (IFTNC. ). BIOLOGY. Limiting Factors . Limiting factor: . Anything that prevents a population from growing too . large. Examples? Discuss . Space (disease, predation). Sunlight. Competition (food, water, mates). What affects how well a plant grows?. Starter. : why is this tree so much taller than the others?! . Success criteria . name the factors that limit plant growth.. explain how the factors limit plant growth.. What is ecology?. Ecology is the study of how organisms interact with one another and with the environment. . What is an ecosystem?. An ecosystem is a community of organisms and their non-living environment. . pine . and Western larch . in . the Inland . Northwest. Roberto . Volfovicz-Leon. 1. , Mark Kimsey, . Terry Shaw, and Mark Coleman. . Intermountain . Forest - Tree . Nutrition Cooperative (IFTNC. ). Density-dependent: . something that depends on the amount of organisms in a unit . area. . (5 examples to follow). So what in the world is a density-dependent limiting factor??. Crowded populations mean the individuals have to compete for food, water, space, sunlight, or anything else necessary for survival and reproduction. Page 539-549. Chapter 18 . Section 2 & 3. Identify. the characteristics that describe populations.. Examine. the different types of relationships that occur among populations in a community.. Determine. What is the . ideal combination of factors . for the . maximum . rate of photosynthesis? . enough light. . enough carbon dioxide. . ideal temperature . (not too hot or cold). How is the rate affected if one of these factors is . Factors. Remember, primary productivity of an ecosystem can be reduced by limiting nutrients. Limiting . factors can . determine carry capacity. Density Dependent Factors. Density Independent Factors. Pediatrician, ISTH Fellow. Comprehensive Hemophilia Care Center,. Tehran, Iran. 1. Bleeding . disorders. May . be:. Acquired. Atuoimmune. Drug. Inherited. Thrombocytopenia. Platelet . function . disorders. What is the correct level of organization (think back to the card activity from our previous class)?. a. tom. m. olecule. o. rganelle. c. ell. t. issue. organ. o. rgan system. o. rganism. p. opulation. Month. Rainfall (mm). Dry . s. eason vegetation . t. ype = . l. ong grass & open woodland. Wet . s. eason vegetation . t. ype = short grass plains (productivity, nutrients). Synchronized birth pulse, . M. aking. Chathuri Senarath. Senior Lecturer- University of . Kelaniya. MEcon. (UOC), . BCom. . Sp. (Hons) (UOC), CIMA (UK) Passed Finalist, AAT (SL) Passed Finalist.. Introduction. . If any business is to be successful, it goes without saying...